The Streets of L.A. Trailer

The Streets of L.A. Trailer (1979)

"On these dark and mean streets... Sometimes your deadliest enemy can be your only salvation." 13 November 1979 Drama, TV Movie 94 mins

A woman embarks on a lone pursuit of three teenaged hoods in the Los Angeles barrio after becoming incensed at their malicious tire-slashing on parked cars including hers.

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Cast

Joanne Woodward

as Carol Schramm

Robert Webber

as Ralph Salkin

Michael C. Gwynne

as Walter Kiner

Audrey Christie

as Mrs. Wellman

Isela Vega

as Anita Zamora

Pepe Serna

as Sgt. Castro

Mercedes Alberti

as Mrs. Corona

James Victor

as Mr. Corona

Miguel Piñero

as 2nd Duster

Tony Plana

as Alberto "Toto" Corona

Fernando Allende

as Ramon "Gallo" Zamora

Tomas Trujillo

as Feliciano "Chano" Beltran

Tom Fitzpatrick

as Ray (as Roger Harkenrider)

Maria Guadalupe Angulo

as Maria Zamora

Crew

Allen Daviau

Allen Daviau Cinematography

Lee Redmond

Lee Redmond Assistant Camera

Alexander A. Mayer

Alexander A. Mayer Art Direction

Donna Garrett

Donna Garrett Stunt Coordinator

Geoffrey Ryan

Geoffrey Ryan Location Manager

Stan Zabka

Stan Zabka First Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United States 13 November 1979

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